Marc's Public Blog - Trips to other locations

Day 1

the trams are cheap, frequent, and go most places you need

jewish quarter

the controvertial TV tower

figurines that rotate on the outside of the astronomical clock

underground the old city tower

After the first tour, I went to the 2nd city tour towards new town and the castle:

stores sell all kinds of things :)

castle gate

the town also has a good subway

Day 2

And not too far away is the local science museum: Narodni Technicke Museum (on its own page):

After the 2 museums, I went to a viewing tower by Charle's bridge for sunset pictures:

Day 3

Wen I got back, I had enough time to go to the Museum of Communism which describes how communism was not a net win for the country:

Next in the museums that close late, I went to the Prague Apple Museum, which may have the best collection of Apple hardware outside of California, where there isn't a public museum:

Last for that evening, was the sex machines museum, which had a decent collection:

Day 4

one of the tickets was to be able to take pictures, but for $2, that was fine enough for me

Nice view from the top of the church:

new church, close to the castle

The castle also had nice gardens:

After the castle, I did a quick visit to the local Google Office

From there, I did a quick visit of Petrin Tower, a bit rushed but better than nothing. Nice views from the top of course:

After the invisible museum I went to visit on a guided tour in english, which you visit in complete darkness with a blind guide, I went to a couple of optical illusion museums:

As well as the lego museum:

nice to see the car my dad bought when we were kids

Day 5

Got back to the main train station and finished the science museum I wasn't able to finish on my first visit, and went to spend a bit mor time in town:

Day 6

And that was it for Prague. Great city, got to see most of it, although not all since I was getting up past noon due to the night parties. would be fun to go back.